Beijing’s Cars Expand into North America, Redrawing the Auto Market
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Chinese automakers are increasingly pushing inexpensive vehicles into North American (and European) markets to gain share from U.S. and European brands, signaling a Beijing-led strategy to deindustrialize—while U.S.-Canada-Mexico policy frictions complicate responses and risk hollowing out the industrial base; Leapmotor’s B10 is cited as a case in point.
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